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    Digital TV

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    television sets are at risk of losing their signals on February 17‚ 2009‚ if consumers do not make the transition to DTV. Analog vs Digital Analog TV – AM vestigial sideband 6 MHz of bandwidth per channel plus the audio High power transmitters for coverage – 45 to 75KW Avg. Out ~300KW to 5MW ERP Noise and multi-path interference common Digital TV – 8VSB MPEG-2 Stream 6 Mhz Channel can produce multiple programs viewable with ATSC tuner

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    Generation Gap

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    countries during the 1960s referring to differences between people of younger generations and their elders‚ especially between children and their parents.[1] Although some generational differences have existed throughout history‚ modern generational gaps have often been attributed to rapid cultural change in the postmodern period‚ particularly with respect to such matters as musical tastes‚ fashion‚ culture and politics. A generation gap is not only about the true age difference between parents and children

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    The Evolution of Tv

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    The Evolution of Television Introduction Television is one of the most valuable contributions of the scientists in the last century. The world ’s first real television picture was produced by a Scottish inventor called John Logie Baird in 19251. It was nearly a hundred years to the first television appears‚ television has evolved a lot in appearances and functions. Darwin’s theory suggests that the variation among living organisms and the evolution of a species is caused by the theory of natural

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    Cable TV

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    Vancouver‚ she said the federal government has asked the broadcast regulator to prepare a report on how pick-and-pay television service might work and what steps might have to be taken to unbundle TV services. Federal government wants to unbundle cable packages Bundle busting: Is à la carte cable TV better for consumers? “We are convinced that this is something that Canadian consumers want‚” Glover said. “We want to give them choice and we have indicated very clearly that we will require

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    Generation Z

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    HSB4M ISU Generation Z Shelby Long They populate your neighborhoods‚ their thumbs spastically typing out two-way conversations‚ their friendships are quantifiable by Facebook‚ and they have never known a world without the Internet‚ cell phones and iPods. This mysterious social phenomenon is known as ‘Generation Z.’ Why is this generation so mysterious and different from other generations? What impact does this group of people have on society and why is it truly a social phenomenon? These are questions

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    Generation y

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    ADVERTISING TO GENERATION Y: Members of Generation Y : the demographic loosely defined as those born between 1980 on the early end and 2000 on the high end are truly the product of the turbulent times in which they were reared‚ and present a challenge for marketers who dare target this shrewd and‚ yes‚ narcissistic generation. You’ve heard that they don’t watch TV‚ and you’ve probably been told that they don’t read that much.  Your research tells you that you can’t target them through MTV anymore

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    Tvs Company

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    products under the TVS brand‚ for customers predominantly inAsian markets and to provide fulfilment and prosperity for employees‚ dealers and suppliers. Vision Statement   TVS Motor - Driven by the customer  TVS Motor will be responsive to customer requirements consonant with its core competence and profitability. TVS Motorwill provide total customer satisfaction by giving the customer the right product‚ at the right price‚ at the right time. TVS Motor - The Industry Leader  TVS Motor will be one

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    Tvs Motors

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    Theoretical Framework  Objective of the Study  Limitation of the Study  Company Profile  Milestones of the Company  The Major Products  Research Methodology  Group Companies  Company at Present and in Future  Marketing Strategies adopted by TVS  Conclusion  Bibliography EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Ever since man evolved into social animal he felt the need for “Transportation.” As he formed a civilization he felt the need for “Better Transportation.” Today on the threshold of exploring the

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    is tv bad or not

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    such as Tv to generate false news just to get public support. The news often are negative. These false news that can be produced by foreigner or local governments just for only to attract the attention of the society into believing that they’re telling the truth. Most of the programs or cartoons that television shows contain violence or aggression. Children are going to start to believe that violence doesn’t really hurt others. Television reduces the value of life. I have seen that tv makes death

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    Reality Tv

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    Why is reality TV such a popular genre that is watched by many? It is quite simple because it shows regular people in the cast and the public and the viewers can relate to them. “The fact that…the ‘characters’ on the show are selected from ‘ordinary’ life is a key part of this appeal” (Maasik and Solomon 228). The “characters” are not celebrities but just average people around the nation cast by the producers. The personal‚ emotional‚ and physical characteristics of these people’s lives are televised

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